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Showing posts with label teens delaware county. Show all posts

Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Contest





Middle and High School students are encouraged to create a 15-30 second vaping awareness video to show their peers the risks and dangers of vaping. 

When submitting your video, please include the video release form, student’s full name, phone number, and school in the email. 

First, second, and third place winners will be chosen from each group and will receive Target gift cards. 


The winning videos will be displayed on the Delaware County Tobacco-Free Coalition website on April 1st.  For contest details and more information, please visit https://delcopatobaccofree.org/



Online Theatre Classes




Young People's Theatre Workshop is offering winter classes online for school-aged kids.  Classes start January 9th and they have limited spots available so reserve your spot today.

For more information
:  https://www.yptw.org/

Location: YPTW -online classes

This event is appropriate for:  kindergarten - 12th grade

Cost: $175 - $250

Review of Neverland Virtual Reality and Giveaway


Are you looking for something different to do with the kids?  Want to have some family fun with your tweens/teens?  I may have found a solution for you.  A few weekends ago my family and I had the chance to check out Neverland Virtual Reality in West Chester.


What to Expect





Neverland Virtual Reality is located in the historic borough of West Chester. My first impression when I walked in was how clean and simple the space was.  There are stations along the walls, each has a monitor, computer, and headset for your adventure.  There was 4 of us trying out virtual reality. Our guide Sean was wonderful at checking us in and explaining how things would work.  Sean set one of my daughters up in her first virtual reality experience by going over the rules and what she needed to do.  He suggested she should try Richie's Plank Experience first, let's just say it was pretty funny watching her reaction.  It was cool because the screen at our station shows what she was seeing.



They have a limit of four people at each station. We enjoyed taking turns and laughing watching one another experience virtual reality.  We tried Beat Saber, Richie's Plank Experience, Google Earth, Arizona Sunshine, and Fruit Ninja. They also offer multi-player games that you can experience together; however, you need to reserve two stations to do that, so that each player has their own headset. 





I enjoyed watching my family having so much fun that I even braved Virtual Reality, I was a little scared because I don't like things I can't control, but Sean assured me it was going to be ok and if I felt upset at any time he would get me out of the program.  I never needed his help and had a blast slicing fruit in Fruit Ninja, walking the Plank in Richie's Plank Experience and checking out Google Earth by exploring the Eifle Tower. My favorite part of Virtual Reality was seeing all the details in what I was viewing.  
When I was playing Fruit Ninja, I really felt as if I had knives in my hands. I was afraid if anyone got too close to me while playing, I would hurt them.


Tips before you visit


Park your car at the Bicentennial Parking Facility at 20 South High Street. It's a five-minute walk to Neverland Virtual Reality. 


- Virtual Reality is recommended for kids 6 and older


- Make reservations before you arrive



In Summary


My family and I had a blast at Neverland Virtual Reality. It was a great way to have some family time in our busy schedule.  It was even fun for mom and dad, t
here are usually not activities that are fun for every member of the family. 


Neverland Virtual Reality also hosts birthday parties, kids night out, team building and even summer camps.






Since we had so much fun at Neverland Virtual Reality we are giving away a chance for one Fun Things family to win one hour on a room scale station (valued at $45).  All you need to do is fill out the form below before Sunday, April 14th.  
 





For more information: https://neverlandvr.com 

Location: 209 E Market StreetWest Chester, Pennsylvania 19382 


Cost: $15 -$75

Rocky Run January Tween Night

Rocky Run Teen Night





For more information:   www.philaymca.org

Location:   Rocky Run YMCA

This event is appropriate for:  7th,8th & 9th Graders

Cost:  $10